Shane Ryan has been in career-best form in Hungry this week.
Shane Ryan has won bronze for Ireland in the final of the 50m backstroke at the World Short Course Swimming Championships in Budapest.
The Portarlington swimmer clocked a time of 22.56 to take a medal, with neutral athlete Miron Lifintsev the winner in 22.47.
Ryan also won bronze in the same event in 2018.
In the women's 100m butterfly, Ellen Walshe qualified for the final after a third placed finish.
Walshe set an eighth new Irish record of the week in a time of 55.50.
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